Patterns can be Natural…
…or by Design…
…or simply the result of the safest way to stack something!
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Thank you 🙂
Very clever, Martin. Love each one. The bottom “stack” is really interesting. You have an excellent eye!
Thank you Debra – There are always photographic opportunities out there when walking around 🙂
brilliant! yes I love them too martin!
Thanks Christine 🙂
Great selection of patterns,,, 😉
Thanks Gerry 🙂
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Beautiful shots, especially nice capture on the tree bark.
Thank you – I love the strong skins displayed by some tree species, This was a type of Pine.
Beautiful and it appears smoother than our Arkansas pines and their hard and flaky bark.
They must look very wonderful 🙂
Nice photos! I especially love that you thought of a tree trunk… a natural pattern and all the more beautiful!
Thanks Daphnée – I love trees. If you ever travel to London you can find that particular Pine in Kew Gardens, not too far from the Victoria Gate. Kew has a great collection of trees as well as plants of all types 🙂
nice pattern shots
Thank you Amar 🙂
Beautiful! Very cleverly creative 😉
Thank you 🙂
Each is so incredibly ‘tactile’, Martin… wonderful!
I like them all, of course, but I particularly like your last piece… the fairly rigid / mechanical pattern combined with the more random ‘arrangement’ of color(s)… wow… I really, really like that contrast!
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Thanks Bob – I like to keep an eye out for details in the ordinary that provide pattern or texture interest. These are scaffold poles on the back of a truck and it was taken just a couple of hundred yards from where I live.
Beautiful and spectacular!
Thank you 🙂
Terrific sequence. Especially when the third one is so very fine, simply by necessity!
Thank you Judith 🙂
Funny to think that someone took a tree and designed, and executed, that intricate panelling. The pipe shot is fascinating in so many ways, and patterns!
I love trees and the patterns in their bark 🙂 Our Rowan, by the way, is finally in full bloom – I reckon that could be as much as six weeks late. The Swifts have only just arrived too – probably a couple of weeks late though the Swallows seem to have arrived on time.